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Conservatives seize on Kamala Harris’s remark that the SAVE America Act would require proof of identity to vote, turning her comments into a promotional moment for the GOP bill as Trump pushes its passage; Democrats warn the measure could disenfranchise eligible voters, while supporters point to public backing for voter-ID ideas.
A former DNC fundraiser, Lindy Li, warned on Fox News that major donors are unlikely to back Kamala Harris in a 2028 bid, citing Democratic divisions, fundraising struggles, and a leftward drift toward socialism. Li said donors view contributions as a business proposition, have grown frustrated with money handling and accountability, and noted billions spent by Harris’s campaign operation and allied groups.
Deadline outlines potential moves to save the Paramount-WBD merger: boost Los Angeles production to create jobs and win local support, restructure controversial CNN/CBS News leadership to ease political concerns, and court Kamala Harris for antitrust credibility and bipartisan leverage as the deal faces a state AGs suit, a looming termination fee, and a March trial date.
Kamala Harris used a National Urban League Conference speech to floated a 2028 platform including abolishing the Electoral College, expanding the Supreme Court to 13 justices, and statehood for Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., signaling a further leftward tilt and leaving open a 2028 White House bid; she’s reportedly been meeting with progressive figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Zohran Mamdani, while remaining the Democratic nomination front-runner in polls.
Kamala Harris endorsed progressive reforms she didn’t campaign on in 2024—expanding the Supreme Court to 13 justices and revisiting the Electoral College—while courting progressive groups and weighing a 2028 bid; she says she remains focused on the midterms and has not yet decided whether to run.
Vice President Kamala Harris said the United States should consider expanding the Supreme Court to 13 justices, a reform favored by many Democrats, during remarks at the National Urban League conference in Nashville. She also called for a review of the Electoral College and statehood for Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., highlighting a broader push to reshape U.S. institutions as 2028 contenders push reform agendas.
Donald Trump said LeBron James might be racist and declared Michael Jordan the greatest ever, a remark that follows James’s past criticisms of Trump and his backing of Kamala Harris in 2024. Jordan’s representatives denied claims he endorsed either candidate. The piece also recalls Trump’s past mockery of James and notes James is reportedly set to join the Philadelphia 76ers on a two-year deal, tying the political dust-up to ongoing NBA franchise moves.
Court filings cited by the New York Times show White House lawyers admitted nearly $8 billion in Biden-era clean-energy grants were canceled for partisan reasons, targeting projects in states that voted for Kamala Harris in 2024. About 284 grants were terminated (283 in Harris-supporting states), while many grants in Republican-leaning areas remained, contradicting claims of nonpolitical decisions and highlighting partisan retaliation in energy funding.
In a July 15 federal court filing, the Energy Department said it recommended terminating more than 600 clean-energy grants in states that voted for Kamala Harris in 2024, with 284 grants canceled in October 2025, acknowledging the decision was based on the political identity of the recipient’s state. Democrats condemned the move as partisan retaliation and weaponizing federal spending against blue states, while the administration argues the action was part of a broader policy push.
In a federal court filing, the Energy Department said it recommended canceling more than 600 clean-energy grants in states that voted for Kamala Harris, with 284 grants terminated in October 2025. Democrats decry the move as partisan retaliation by the Trump administration, arguing grants were targeted based on political identity; the filing describes the cuts as part of a broader effort to punish opponents, while supporters frame it as a policy-driven action.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris faced ridicule for a pep talk to the Los Angeles Sparks, with critics accusing her remarks of being circuitous and tone-deaf, while pointing to a perceived double standard compared to backlash over Kash Patel's earlier hockey team moment. Supporters praised the message's claimed impact, but critics called the speech a word salad and questioned the optics of the appearance.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris sparked online ridicule after telling Don Lemon that 'hope should be a verb,' prompting critics to label her remarks a 'word salad' as the clip went viral; critics note that hope is already a noun and a verb, while Harris urged Americans to stay hopeful and inspired to act, and she did not rule out a 2028 presidential bid.
Kamala Harris tells Don Lemon that hope should be a verb, a remark that quickly drew mockery as a viral clip and social-media commentary labeled the response as a meandering 'word salad,' while she also said she has not decided about running in 2028.
Jennifer Siebel Newsom denounces the tradwife movement as harmful and says sexism played a major role in Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris’s presidential defeats, arguing women should shape culture and policy; she links these dynamics to broader democratic concerns and references Russia interference, while noting a DOJ probe into her and Gov. Gavin Newsom and promoting her film Miss Representation: Rise Up.
In his forthcoming memoir Communion, Vice President JD Vance says his 2021 remark calling Kamala Harris and other Democrats "childless cat ladies" was boneheaded and purposely provocative, a stumble that distracted from his point about concerns over declining birth rates. The book also traces his faith journey, recounts a meeting with Pope Francis, and frames his abortion stance within the post-Roe era, noting his opposition to Ohio’s 2023 abortion-rights referendum even as it passed.